Beeswax
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The aroma is not very pronounced until the wax is melted.
Hard water saponifies beeswax. The lime in the water combines with the wax and forms a greyish porous compound, which appears at the bottom of the cake of wax as waste. Much wax is needlessly lost through the use of hard water. Indeed I have known of a case where a beekeeper should have obtained 18 to 201bs. of wax from the amount of comb he rendered, but the Actual result was less than half a pound.
He had used water from a well in whic...h he had lately put half a bag of lime. Practically all artesian and river waters are more or less hard, and even rain water stored in a concrete reservoir is affected.
Nothing but the purest rain water should be used in contact with wax.
Where it is not procurable vinegar should be added to the water used.
Ordinary artesian water slightly hard requires about a pint to ten gallons. By taking care over this simple matter more wax is saved and the sample is much cleaner.
There are three classes of material to deal with in obtaining wax — burr or brace comb, cappings and combs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The aroma is not very pronounced until the wax is melted.
Hard water saponifies beeswax. The lime in the water combines with the wax and forms a greyish porous compound, which appears at the bottom of the cake of wax as waste. Much wax is needlessly lost through the use of hard water. Indeed I have known of a case where a beekeeper should have obtained 18 to 201bs. of wax from the amount of comb he rendered, but the Actual result was less than half a pound.
He had used water from a well in whic...h he had lately put half a bag of lime. Practically all artesian and river waters are more or less hard, and even rain water stored in a concrete reservoir is affected.
Nothing but the purest rain water should be used in contact with wax.
Where it is not procurable vinegar should be added to the water used.
Ordinary artesian water slightly hard requires about a pint to ten gallons. By taking care over this simple matter more wax is saved and the sample is much cleaner.
There are three classes of material to deal with in obtaining wax — burr or brace comb, cappings and combs.
What to read after Beeswax?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bray, W. B to read onlineMoreLess
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